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1/ As the legislative session enters its final hours, we’re tracking some of the most important or interesting bills that California lawmakers send to Gov. @GavinNewsom’s desk. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn #CALeg
2/ Expanding mental health parity: #SB855 would significantly expand the list of mental health conditions considered medically necessary under California’s state parity law. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn
3/ If Gov. @GavinNewsom signs the bill into law, supporters say it would make California the nation’s leader on mental health and addiction coverage. Here's what you need to know about the bill from @jocelynwiener 
https://bit.ly/3jl8DCf #CALeg
https://bit.ly/3jl8DCf #CALeg
4/ Creating a reparations committee: @AsmShirleyWeber's #AB3121 would establish a 9-member task force to inform Californians about slavery and recommend ways the state can provide reparations. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn
5/ “We felt that California needed to examine itself.”
Assemblymember Weber, the daughter of a Southern sharecropper, introduced the bill before nationwide protests erupted over the death of #GeorgeFloyd. https://bit.ly/3cmlkZS
Assemblymember Weber, the daughter of a Southern sharecropper, introduced the bill before nationwide protests erupted over the death of #GeorgeFloyd. https://bit.ly/3cmlkZS
6/ Banning flavored tobacco: Hours after lawmakers passed the bill, Gov. @GavinNewsom quickly signed it into law.
The bill aims to reduce the number of kids vaping, smoking and using tobacco products. It takes effect in January 2021. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn #SB793
The bill aims to reduce the number of kids vaping, smoking and using tobacco products. It takes effect in January 2021. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn #SB793
7/ Gov. @GavinNewsom, hours before signing the bill, said:
“It will be a point of deep pride and personal privilege as a father of four and as someone who’s had many, many family members die at the hands of the tobacco industry to sign that bill.” https://bit.ly/2YJxyaS
“It will be a point of deep pride and personal privilege as a father of four and as someone who’s had many, many family members die at the hands of the tobacco industry to sign that bill.” https://bit.ly/2YJxyaS
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A student loan bill of rights: The bill creates a set of rules for student loan servicers that backers consider the strongest set of state consumer protections for student loan borrowers. https://bit.ly/3bhNXsi #AB376 #CALeg
A student loan bill of rights: The bill creates a set of rules for student loan servicers that backers consider the strongest set of state consumer protections for student loan borrowers. https://bit.ly/3bhNXsi #AB376 #CALeg
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Tightening school finance rules: This bill would close a loophole in California’s school finance law in an effort to bring more accountability and transparency over how schools spend funds intended for disadvantaged students. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn #AB1835
Tightening school finance rules: This bill would close a loophole in California’s school finance law in an effort to bring more accountability and transparency over how schools spend funds intended for disadvantaged students. https://bit.ly/34L8TXn #AB1835
